The farm grows award winning silvertip and white fir Christmas trees. These trees are layered, showcasing your ornaments and lights from the center of the tree to the tips. Along with picking out your tree, you can take a ride around the farm in the horse drawn wagon ($4.00), sit by the bonfire and roast s’mores ( $3.00/ea or 2 for $5.00) with complementary cup of hot chocolate and candy cane. Be sure and take pictures of your children on the Christmas scene.
Snowy Peaks Tree Farm
Getting a tree from a Christmas tree farm is the most environmentally friendly way to have a tree this Christmas!
- Hours Daily: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
- Date Day after Thanksgicing - December 22
- Address 30100 Foresthill Road, Foresthill, CA 95631
- Phone 530-367-3766
- Website Snowy Peaks Tree Farm
- Great For Amazing Memories
- Freshest Tree
- Horse Drawn Wagon
- Bonfire and Roast S'mores
They are located 6 miles beyond the town of Foresthill. Traveling east on Highway 80 in Auburn take the “Foresthill-Auburn Ravine Road.” exit. At the top of the ramp turn right and go straight through the light. Travel 21 miles from the freeway to Foresthill. The farm is another 6 miles on Foresthill Road. Look for the large Snowy Peaks sign.
Please ignore your GPS and stay on Foresthill Road. Our entrance is on Foresthill Road.
ALSO CHECK OUT:
-
Snowfest Winter Festival
Tahoe City, CANorth Lake Tahoe, CA 96145Events are throughout the North Lake Tahoe area including a torchlight parade, laser show and fireworks, parades, pancake breakfasts, concerts, and more.
-
Roseville Telephone Museum
Roseville, CA106 Vernon Street, Roseville CA 95678The exhibits in the 4,500 square-foot museum chronicle and celebrate more than a century of communications technology in Roseville as well as nationally and internationally.
-
Maidu Museum & Historic Site
Roseville, CA1970 Johnson Ranch Drive, Roseville, CA 95661The Maidu Museum & Historic Site offers a unique cultural haven for families and individuals who want to experience the life, ways and culture of the Nisenan Maidu who called this location home for thousands of years .
